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Fifth Republic Jean-Pierre Raffarin2002 
Lionel Jospin19972002
Alain Juppé[?]19951997
Edouard Balladur[?]19931995
Pierre Bérégovoy[?]19921993
Edith Cresson[?]19911992
Michel Rocard[?]19881991
Jacques Chirac19861988
Laurent Fabius[?]19841986
Pierre Mauroy[?]19811984
Raymond Barre[?]19761981
Jacques Chirac19741976
Pierre Messmer19721974
Jacques Chaban-Delmas[?]19691972
Georges Pompidou19621968
Michel Debré[?]19591962
Fourth Republic[?] Charles de Gaulle19581959
Pierre Pflimlin[?]19581958
Félix Gaillard[?]19571958
Maurice Bourgès-Maunoury[?]19571957
Guy Mollet[?]19561957
Edgar Faure19551956
Christian Pineau19551955
Pierre Mendès-France[?]19541955
Joseph Laniel[?]19531954
René Mayer[?]19531953
Antoine Pinay19521953
Edgar Faure19521952
René Pleven[?]19511952
Henri Queuille[?]19511951
René Pleven[?]19501951
Henri Queuille[?]19501950
Georges Bidault[?]19491950
Henri Queuille[?]19481949
Robert Schuman[?]19481948
André Marie[?]19481948
Robert Schuman[?]19471948
Paul Ramadier[?]19471947
Provisional Government Léon Blum[?]19461947
Georges Bidault[?]19461946
Félix Gouin[?]19461946
Charles de Gaulle19441946
Vichy France Pierre Laval[?]19421944
Henri Philippe Pétain19401942
Third Republic Henri Philippe Pétain19401940
Paul Reynaud[?]19401940
Edouard Daladier[?]19381940
Léon Blum[?]19381938
Camille Chautemps[?]19371938
Léon Blum[?]19361937
Albert Sarraut[?]19361936
Pierre Laval[?]19351936
Fernand Bouisson[?]19351935
Pierre Flandin[?]19341935
Gaston Doumergue[?]19341934
Edouard Daladier[?]19341934
Camille Chautemps[?]19331934
Albert Sarraut[?]19331933
Edouard Daladier[?]19331933
Joseph Paul-Boncour[?]19321933
Edouard Herriot[?]19321932
André Tardieu[?]19321932
Pierre Laval[?]19311932
Théodore Steeg[?]19301931
André Tardieu[?]19301930
Camille Chautemps[?]19301930
André Tardieu[?]19291930
Aristide Briand19291929
Raymond Poincaré[?]19261929
Edouard Herriot[?]19261926
Aristide Briand19251926
Paul Painlevé[?]19251925
Edouard Herriot[?]19241925
Frédéric François-Marsal[?]19241924
Raymond Poincaré[?]19221924
Aristide Briand19211922
Georges Leygues[?]19201921
Alexandre Millerand19201920
Georges Clemenceau19171920
Paul Painlevé[?]19171917
Alexandre Ribot[?]19171917
Aristide Briand19151917
René Viviani[?]19141915
Alexandre Ribot[?]19141914
Gaston Doumergue[?]19131914
Louis Barthou[?]19131913
Aristide Briand19131913
Raymond Poincaré[?]19121913
Joseph Caillaux[?]19111912
Ernest Monis[?]19111911
Aristide Briand19091911
Georges Clemenceau19061909
Ferdinand Sarrien[?]19061906
Maurice Rouvier19051906
Emile Combes[?]19021905
Pierre Waldeck-Rousseau[?]18991902
Charles Dupuy[?]18981899
Henri Brisson[?]18981898
Jules Méline[?]18961898
Léon Bourgeois[?]18951896
Alexandre Ribot[?]18951895
Charles Dupuy[?]18941895
Jean Casimir-Périer[?]18931894
Charles Dupuy[?]18931893
Alexandre Ribot[?]18921893
Emile Loubet18921892
Charles de Freycinet[?]18901892
Pierre Tirard[?]18891890
Charles Floquet[?]18881889
Pierre Tirard[?]18871888
Maurice Rouvier18871887
René Goblet18861887
Charles de Freycinet[?]18861886
Henri Brisson[?]18851886
Jules Ferry18831885
Armand Fallières[?]18831883
Charles Duclerc[?]18821883
Charles de Freycinet[?]18821882
Léon Gambetta18811882
Jules Ferry18801881
Charles de Freycinet[?]18791880
William Waddington[?]18791879
Jules Dufaure[?]18771879
Caietan de Grimaudet de Rochebouet[?]18771877
Jacques Albert, Duc de Broglie[?]18771877
Jules Simon18761877
Jules Dufaure[?]18761876
Louis Buffet[?]18751876
Ernest Courtot de Cissey[?]18741875
Jacques Albert, Duc de Broglie[?]18731874
Jules Dufaure[?]18711873
Provisional Government Jules Trochu[?]18701871
Second Empire Charles Cousin-Montauban, Comte de Palikao[?]18701870
Emile Ollivier[?]18701870
None18511870
Second Republic[?] Comte d'Hautpoul[?]18491851
Odilon Barrot18481849
Louis-Eugène Cavaignac[?]18481848
Jean Arago[?]18481848
Jacques-Charles Dupont de l'Eure[?]18481848
July Monarchy[?] Adolphe Thiers18481848
Louis, Comte Molé[?]18481848
François Guizot18471848
Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult, Duc de Dalmatie18401847
Adolphe Thiers18401840
Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult, Duc de Dalmatie18391840
Louis, Comte Molé[?]18361839
Adolphe Thiers18361836
Achille-Charles, Duc de Broglie[?]18351836
Edouard Mortier, Duc de Treviso[?]18341835
Hugues Maret, Duc de Bassano[?]18341834
Etienne-Maurice, Comte Gérard[?]18341834
Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult, Duc de Dalmatie18321834
Casimir Périer[?]18311832
Jacques Laffitte[?]18301831
Achille-Charles, Duc de Broglie[?]18301830
Restoration Jules, Prince de Polignac[?]18291830
Jean-Baptiste Gaye, Vicomte de Martignac[?]18281829
Jean-Baptiste, Comte de Villèle[?]18211828
Armand-Emmanuel du Plessis, Duc de Richelieu[?]18201821
Elie, Comte Decazes[?]18191820
Jean-Joseph, Marquis Dessolles[?]18181819
Armand-Emmanuel du Plessis, Duc de Richelieu[?]18151818
Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord,
Prince de Benevente		18151815

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